in china. and since the december missile test, going into the february nuclear test we have been reading about a lot of public criticism and china of north korea. internet traffic filled with criticisms and enunciation of north korea, and even criticisms of chinese support for north korea. several academics have spoken out more forcefully. there has even been some on the street protests outside a north korean diplomatic missions. the question i have is that with regard to u.s. diplomacy and rok diplomacy, what tactics or strategies could we employ in our diplomacy that would enhance our influence on this growing body of north korean critics in china? china, to increase the attractiveness of our policies and diplomatic positions to them, to strengthen them in their arguments that the chinese government should change policy? are the things that we are not doing now in our policies towards north korea, that we perhaps could start doing that would have a greater appeal to these growing numbers of c

, china had 30% of the g.d.p. of the world. >> rose: 30%? >> 30% of the g.d.p. of the world. the center of the world. but china never tried to flex its muscles overseas. they did sd fleets ofhips all over the pla, but always for trading and so on so forth. never take -- never took territories. >> rose: it was not imperialistic. >> they're not imperialistic. >> rose: take these three issues: cyber security which is a big issue and recognized by both governments. intellectual property protection. is there progress there? >> yes, i believe there' progress there. for a number of reass, e chinese authorities are taking it seriously and, two, there's domestic intellectual property being produced that will require protection. >> so in other words -- >> rose: the other thing that comes up with respect to -- with respect to the -- china's attitude about us is that some people you talk to in china believe that the united states wants to contain them. is that a deep feeling? is that a feeling of the leadership? or is that a

china, ?ather than wild hope >> any other questions from the floor? >> sure. great questions. point about china is very well taken. by way of background, i have been talking to the chinese, on and off but the korean peninsula since the late 1970's. and i was stationed there many intense conversations since. i think that there has been a ofnificant transformation chinese thinking about north korea. i will just repeat what i said earlier. don't take it to the bank. i don't see a fundamental 180 this in china's policy at point. there is a recalibration going on. it is a recalibration that is being compelled by the outrageousness of north korean behavior. by the fact that north korea is the only country today on the planet that is arguing for the use of nuclear weapons anywhere on the planet. and promising to use them under certain circumstances. this has been china nervous. the recent north korean nuclear test took place within easy striking distance of the .hinese-north korean border something t

in china. another yardstick of progress is evidence that microsoft research asia. when it started fifteen years ago, msra recruited many overseas chinese to come back to china and build up the lab. including all four of the past and current managing directors. now nearly 90% of msra researchers many whom of are student intern receive the ph.d. training in china. i would like to share with you two standout in term of research quality. in my personal opinion, these two standouts put china on the back in computer science. fist, and i mean speak objectively. microsoft research asia. as with many u.s. and multinational companies in the late 'out microsoft invested early in china. unusually, microsoft decided to open a research lap -- lab in beijing first rather than start with a development arm. as with all microsoft research labs, they foster academic environment that supports open, basic research. msra quickly gained visibility in the computer science research community through the outstanding res

south china sea. china appears to be using the visit to india to check other country's moves to contain china's growing influence in the region. oda, nhk world, new delhi. >>> prime minister singh is welcoming the fact thatly has chosen the india as the location of his first overseas trip. we have more on india's view of the visit. >> they hope the meeting of the two leaders will deepic economic ties and avoid a worsening border dispute. in 1962, a border war let to fighting between the chinese and indian groups. they came to a head last month when the two militaries faced off in the disputed border. indian officials are also worried that the activities could expand into the indian ocean. india has been beefing up their military with china in mind. but on the economic front, india and china have huge domestic markets and are quickly deepenning ties. indian business owners are seeing opportunities in china. singh said economic growth is india's top priority. the last thing he wants is to throw cold wat

well this is a you trained in china i think china ten years ago would be reluctant to be involved in such a conflict but in the past decade we've seen china taking more and more for its being a part of the internationals in our international politics more involving the finisher's the middle east for china is an important area china easy importing energy resources from the middle east and therefore the stability of the middle east is becoming more and more important to china at the same time the major power of the bill is asian in the middle east the u.s. is taking a bit of less interesting the middle east therefore there is even more need for somebody else to be involved and that's when you see the russian involvement in the chinese and will i think this is a trend that we'll see strength in the future. that china is growing in of course as you say with china's economic rise comes a political one so do you believe it can much america's clout in the middle east even though it's a bit less now as you say. well i don't know if it's going to match the american involvements or position in

could do better here china's influence is limited and china understand stis but at least china will be able to play a certain role to maintain a kind of in direct dialogue among the countries concerned and of course is in a position to use this role it's me to power in the view united nations security council hopefully to exert a bit of pressure for negotiations through the seat professor of china from hong kong sitting in of us to thank you very much indeed thank you. they've gone time of a hunger strike a transonic into a ninety five day coming up later that we hear from lawyers for the inmates about the failing health of the prisoners and why that clients feel they have no choice but to put their very lives on the line that's like. the zero social use of the disappearing newbie's along with the civilian you. know your job you. do you lose what do you know you do you think you know who it was or you forced to. live. just as i'll see welcome back less than a week before the waar by many of these attacks and it is believed that it is intimidating the awami national party candidates

i'm a you can no longer just sell anything to china -- >> you can no longer just sell anything to china because it is an emerging market. we are about to open a service company in china. >> each of their products is unique. every machine is made to order. all of the major parts are manufactured in germany. the rest of the components are brought in. there are -- there is room -- their aluminum rolling machine has made the company a market leader, with a market share over 75%. >> it would be good if we could maintain this lead to we know we won't be able to make gains in china with large -- this lead. we know we won't be able to make gains in china with large, serial machines. we hope we can maintain this advantage for a while. >> but the competition is not sleeping, and china is an important market, which can also pose some dangerous challenges to high-tech made in germany. >> on to monday's market action. shares in frankfurt bounced act -- back nicely from last week's losses, posting healthy gains on the first trading day of the week. technology and auto shares led the dax. we had this

much hotter in japan in china in china. 32 in inland china. >>> finally in europe then. wet and wendy weather will continue across much of the continent. the heaviest weather is going to be in poland and the baltic states. meanwhile getting drier across the british isles. a new system will be drifting into the central mediterranean on wednesday. temperatures will be extremely warm across the southeast. 30 degrees in bucharest. 16 in london and still on the chilly side in paris at 15 degrees. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: a mile-wide tornado ripped through oklahoma late today, flattening homes and businesses and crushing cars and trucks. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: we get latest on the massive twister that first touched down near oklahoma city, from the national weather service in norman, oklahoma. >> brown: then, a pitched battle for a key syrian city raged on for a se

so why would they pass free trade with china the trade deficit with china, china buying up everything. they get all the money because the stupid trade deals. i don't understand it. why would we do that? if you want to buy something, you have to make it there. they care more about their people in this country does. what's wrong with this country? >> guest: he raised one of the points i talk about a lot which is the unbalanced trade policy in this country i went to this philosophy which is we want to do free trade and we don't look at the results and we don't forget the details and as one of the challenges if we have a trade agreement and a trade policy that was based on reciprocity and on achieving a balanced and trade so the exports equal the imports we would have a lot more jobs here and interesting thing about. the bill was signed by bill clinton and passed by the republican congress in 2000. and of one of the anecdotes that president obama has shared is that he really heckled the clintons that were in his administration like rahm emanuel, and others, larry summers, about china, the

i support them going to china. we have to keep in mind what the president was saying stimulus to create jobs and gm to create jobs. >> we're also hearing about china now buying up all of these failed solar companies and electric battery operators like a123. again, u.s. taxpayers are being used sort of ashe seed corn for chinese jobs and chinese entrepreurs. >> i think that you are falling into the trap of the sunk cost fallacy. you're looking backwards, you're outraged, rightly outraged about the bailout, you simply have to look forward. bmw sold 300,000 luxury cars i china last year. audi 400,000, cadillac on 30,000 and this is just a huge profit opportunity. i don't know why you're so upset about them making a profit. >> we'll tell you why. >> rich, you're treating the $20 billion that taxpayers are still owed like a rounding error. just pooh-pooh. >> the best way to pay it down is for gm to become profitable. >> you're clearly missing my point. i'm saying dot ever do this again. >> bingo. >> do not use taxpayer

much hotter in japan in china in china. 32 in inland china. >>> finally in europe then. wet and wendy weather will continue across much of the continent. the heaviest weather is going to be in poland and the baltic states. meanwhile getting drier across the british isles. a new system will be drifting into the central mediterranean on wednesday. temperatures will be extremely warm across the southeast. 30 degrees in bucharest. 16 in london and still on the chilly side in paris at 15 degrees. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. >> "california's gold" is produced in association with kcet los angeles and is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by the california teachers association, the california school boards association, and the california library association. >> is it possible to drive a car and still have a clean environment, to refine a cleaner gasoline, to build a bridge from oil to renewable energy? could business go further and be a force for good? can 100,00

-china relationship. indeed having this relationship is an important part or our strategy to rebalance the asia-pacific region in 2012 the armed forces in the united states and china made positive moment tim in their contacts and exchanges. the commander of the united states pacific commander visit eed champion in june. the chief of staff visit to the united states, and then-sect defense leeon panetta's visit to china last september. we also participated in the second strategic security dialogue on the sidelines of the strategic and economic dialogue as well as the annual defense counsel talks, defense policy coordination talks and a meeting under the auspices of military maritime agreement. in addition to these improved communication, the two sides also explored concrete and practical areas of cooperation. including a first ever counter-piracy exercise last september, followed by the u.s. invitation to china to participate in the rim of the pacific exercise in 2014. we'll continue to use military engagem

in china? >> well, i hope another couple of years. part of china is in the 1920s and part of china is in the 2000s so i want to go to each side and see how people produce the goods that we're using and also to see a little of the future of -- some of the infrastructure, the trains, the airports, i mean, it's a dynamic country to be in. >> rose: i don't want you to give away anything but tell me where your curiosity or your journalistic interest -- can you give me four or five stories that you're looking that the you think are important to understand? >> well, i think -- you know i'm still looking at the economy which you would think after eight and a half years that i would have a pretty good handle on it but it is -- china is a unique place. 1.3 billion people. the 10% or more growth for the last 30 years. everyone's been expecting a crash or the bubble to burst for the last at least ten years. so that's something i'm still fascinating by, the economy. i'm still fascinated by the labor issues

it's part of china's growing. foreign policy its resource policy perhaps i think we could probably boil down china's interest in the arctic to resources and routes china's particularly interested in availing of the north sea passage and reducing the time it takes to ship products from the chinese factories to european and american markets now that the ice is receding to quite an alarming degree. chinese firms are china the chinese government should i say is very interested in shoring that its interests are. respected by those who will be opening up the arctic passage from the resources point of view of course yes china has pushed a number of partnerships with nordic countries and lobbied very hard to become involved in the council it was involved in a spot with norway over the appointment of a nobel peace prize to a dissident recently and. despite that no way back to china's application to the arctic council and they also set up a free trade agreement with iceland last month the first of its kind so china is very

we need china to keep lending us money. >> so china is the enemy in the cool war? >> it is. they need us as much to keep on buying their products some we're totally interdependent. at the same time, they are rising fast, and that would like to be a global superpower, and we're the only global superpower, and we do not want somebody else to join us at the top. that's a recipe for conflict. >> stephen: after i saw those 2008 games in beijing, scared the... [laughter] ...the hoy sin sauce out of me. should i be scared of china? >> yes, you should be scared. i'm scared. >> stephen: you're scared of china? >> i am scared. >> stephen: what scares you? what are they going to do to us? >> what scares me is they would very credibly like to become the most important power in asia, half the world's population. >> >> stephen: how are they not? >> we're still the most important power in asia. >> stephen: oh, wow. one for us. i didn't know that. i like that. >> we're still the one who have the aircraft carriers. we organize regional security, but they would like the change all this. the w

against gold just like they did in the 1930's and that's what's happening anyway because people in china people in asia people the middle east people in the emerging economies are buying gold hand-over fist of physical gold because they realize the devaluation is coming it's coming they're not stupid only the people of america and the u.k. are stupid enough to think that there won't be a return to a gold standard well we're drowning in central banking because all central banks are mimicking what the federal reserve and the japanese central bank are doing because they have to because they're all drowning in the liquidity provided by the u.s. federal reserve and the bank of japan and global currency war a new front opens in the south pacific from way down under comes a new front in the push and pull over world currency values stung by the rise in the new zealand dollar affectionately known as the. the we the country's central bank last week knowledge that it had intervened and foreign exchange markets to try to fight any further appreciation yes if the global currency firing squad all the

of china. and yet. the chinese. image that china is. no you east that china has been coached them so that it puts to needs all games. for the guantanamo bay hunger strike knowledge drives into its ninetieth day still to come here on the program we do hear from the lawyers for the inmates the problem for failing health of the prisoners and why their clients feel they have no choice but to put their very lives on the line. peddling influence a new form of tourism is lifting the veil on how industry get its way with the governments are not well greases the wheels of the business lobby in a few minutes. but for now election violence in pakistan is forcing many to give up life on the campaign trail just to survive the voting period they say being on the taliban's hit list doesn't exactly encourage actively pursuing votes since april eighty seven people have fallen victim to the taliban's bombings may be targeting the rallies or parties of posed to the movement the latest blast on monday killed some eighteen demonstrators. less than a week be

that china is. no you. china has been so good to put the whole decades. become the guantanamo bay the hunger strike drags on into its ninety five day still coming up here on the program we hear from lawyers for the inmates about the failing health of the prisoners and why their clients feel they have no choice but to put their very lives on the line. peddling influence a new form of tourism is lifting the veil on how industry gets its way with government can find out how business pushes his agenda in just a couple of minutes. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish more matters to you. a little time to bangalore stories. for you here. then surely the spanish. visit. sigrid lumber tour. was able to build the most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dot com. live from moscow this is our. state of pakistan now where the election violence is actually forcing major candida

where did countries go they ask china for help and now netanyahu is in china at a particularly sensitive time in terms of israeli syrian relations many people are asking why he did not cancel his trip to go there and in fact what role the recent syrian israeli flare up will have in terms of the agenda that is being addressed there china has always had a firm position toward syria and it has always been on the side of negotiations never did it support the bloodshed from either side of the conflict so it will be interesting to see what comes out of if anything israeli chinese discussions over the situation in syria. jordan is historically well placed to build bridges in the middle east that's the view of a lot more from the israel you're chamber of commerce. china ease regaining their position as a major international player in that goal for the middle east china has a unique position in the fact that on the one hand it has very good and long relations with the palestinians and all the arab world including iran for example in the same time they have in the past twenty years developed very

the team operated in china during world war ii. japan's chief cabinet secretary suga says it was disgraceful. >> translator: japan is the only country to have suffered nuclear attacks. so we will never tolerate such views. >> suga added that it's important for the people of both countries to stay calm. officials have said the article represents the author's personal view. the mayors have added their voices to the criticism. hiroshima mayor said the reasoning the bombs were divine punishment is despicable. >> translator: i can't understand why the author would hurt japanese and south koreans who understand how bomb survivors feel. i don't want him to do this again. >> nagasaki mayor said readers could see the column as an attempt to condone the use of nuclear weapons in retaliation. he urged them to build stronger friendships. >> translator: it's important to keep working together to build friendly relations. >> the mayor said people are prone to making controversial statements because relations between japan and korea have worsened

that goes to china they have nothing yahoo. calls the facts that chinese side. that china is. no you to is. china has been a very strong support to put this to needs for decades. and the guantanamo bay hunger strike drugs into its ninetieth day coming up on the program we hear from lawyers for the inmates about the failing health of the prisoners and why their clients feel they have no choice but to put their own lives on the line. peddling influence a new form of tourism is lifting the veil on how industry gets its way with government or not how business will be pushers of its agenda in just a few moments. will be. funny it's technology innovation believes developments from around russia we go into the future covered. every detail. every piece of metal. and every one of those who wrote step on red square on the ninth of may are ready. for the victory day parade and watch the live coverage on r t. s. great pleasure to have you with us here on arts here on river sushi in moscow election violence back in pakistan it's forcing major candidates to give up life on the campaign trai

and china contributed to the increase. for the current business year through march 2014 the firm expects even stronger figures. fuji executives project sales to top $20 billion for the first time. they also expect the operating profit to increase by 49%. >>> another deadly bomb attack >>> toshiba suffered decline in sales and profits for the second straight year. sales of pcs at home and in the u.s. were prime factors. toshiba executives say sales dropped nearly 5% compared to the previous year to around $58 billion. its operating profit was down a little over 4% to nearly $2 billion. >> translator: the yen's decline has helped boost profit for our domestic semiconductor business but it has also erode earnings for tvs and pcs made overseas. we aim to turned around the particularlyly sluggish tv business by streamlining business. >> maintenance demand for the nuclear power plants is cited as another reason behind the poor result. most nuclear power plants across japan remain idle after the disaster in march 2011. >>> china'

how much is hollywood thinking about china? >> a lot.ade ago china was the 25th largest movie market in the world. today it's the second largest. and on track to overtake the u.s. by 2020. what are the issues that are most sensitive for the chinese when it comes to american movies? >> violence and sex and i think just anything that might create instability in society. >> reporter: in "skyfall" sensors ordered the killing of a chinese security guard to be cut. in "ironman 3," filmmakers added a famous chinese actress to appeal to viewers. >> if your fill is able to make $100 million in china, that is very significant. >> reporter: there is not a rating system in china. but the government approves motion pictures for release to all ages. you envision these guys in dark suits in a dark room with a big stamp that says sensor, you know some of these people, in lightness, who are they? >> they do have an understanding and a love of film in some cases. and then there are others that are really there to keep things in line. it's a mix. >> report

as for china then, unstable weather will continue in northeastern china including thunderstorms as wells short-time heavy rain. to the south, heavy rain is coming down in southern china. once again, this is the rainy season we have to contend with. however, too much rain is not welcomed. unfortunately, an additional 150 millimeters or more is likely into the next three day, enough to trigger further flooding as well as landslides. you'll noy another area of heavy rain can be found in northern parts parts. and very chilly for this time of year. only 9 degrees expected. still on the warmer side and tokyo coming up 22 degrees with abundance of sunshine today. north america, there are a couple of low pressure systems i want to mention. this one right here is producing heavy rainfall. this has been moving very slowly, so the rainfall total could be quite huge. some areas had about 300 millimeters of rain over the past three days, enough to trigger flooding and expected to move towards the north while producing thunderstorms and risk of hail and looks like the system will reach the new englan

, or india or china?>> beyond 2015 i would say india, before that china. >> rose: exactly that's what i thought too. >> the demographic is very important, and we are discovering a part right now in japan where you have a shrinking population and demographics mattered, like a lot of the euro zone but if you look at china, if you look at india and china today the democrat graphic pitch definitely favors india. >> rose: so that leaves the other emerging nation, especially latin america, take brazil, mexico. >> mexico is very exciting, president obama is on the way there now. it is tremendous growth at the moment, brazil's economy has been slowing down, markedly, a lot of investment going into mexico right now. >> rose: okay. and i think -- i mean so we had this enormous growth, seven percent was it brazil at one point, and now it is down to what? >> one, two, right. >> rose: mexico is up, six, seven, something like that? what happened? was it political leadership or did they get up one morning and realized t

china and taiwan claim them. ambassador cui is accusing japan of making provocations over the islands. he says the country has taken unilateral high-handed action. his comments come a day after the japanese defense minister onodera and u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel spoke about the issue. they confirm their nation's oppose any un lateral attempt to change the status of the islands. chinese ships have repeatedly entered waters near the islands since japan nationalized them last september. government officials in beijing have started using the term core interests in reference to the islands. they used the same phrase in statements on taiwan and tibet. it means sovereignty it can never yield. the ambassador also said recent remarks and actions by japanese politicians will hurt japan's interests in the long run. he was likely referring to a visit to the shrine in tokyo by cabinet ministers. the shrine honors japan's war dead, including those convicted of war crimes. >>> experts at japan's nuclear watchdog are try

blamed on china. they same to gain trust and a mutual understanding. >> china and the u.s. disagree over some areas, so we need to settle our differences in a proactive manner. >> xi will also visit trinidad, t tobago. >>> the minister spoke of freezing sanctions to banks. >> china is evolving it's thoughts and stance on north korea. they're trying to play a role in the denuclearization of north korea. >> park geun-hye will visit china to meet xi jinping. yun says he hoped more progress will be made. >> li keqiang made comments to be a group of students in new delhi where he is on a visit. >> translator: china and india growing closer will bring more influence on the growing economy. that will give developing and emerging nations more power. and that will increase fairness and justice in international society. >> li is on his first official trip at premier. people see his remarks as a chance to bring the nations clother together. he also seems eager to speak on maritime intentions. >> china believes in peaceful growth. and china will keep global peace forever. >> india is i

we are investing in china and we are looking for area in china that has a very good demand., the east region is already saturated with petrochemicals, but we're going to see some more investment in the worst region and the middle of the country. well, we are confident that it will improve over time. >> and how does india compare to a market like china for sabic? >> well, india has not really proceeded in building a better commercial industry like china. the situation there needs the indian government to look how to enhance and attract investment to india. the petrochemical plants in india are fortunate. but i think they have to attract investment and show that they are ready for petrochemical manufacturing. >> faltering demand in europe is forcing sabic to cut jobs and to consider closing some assets. is this part of a larger retreat from the continent? >> no, not at all. we came to europe from the beginning for -- especially for technology and, you know, europe is 400 million people. it's your big market. it's going to continue to be a big market. but through the economic r

f china -- it seems clear that china has never confronted pyongyang with that choice. so far despite its bombast north korea has not launched another missile or conduct of another it nuclear test and china has sent signals it has become dissatisfied with rhetoric. the latest convention wisdom has it that north korea has finally crossed a chinese red line by threatening to destabilize the region, but questions remain. is this more wishful thinking about chinese intentions, or is it the real thing this time? as beijing decided to put the pressure on pyongyang, or will it be a re-enactment of previous cases, where it appears to take corrective action only to go back to business as usual with north korea? is china this time genuinely concerned with north korea's actions, or is a worry only about washington's reaction? president obama reportedly china ping told him if does not like the enhanced presence in asia, then he needs to do something to reduce or eliminate the regional threats that caused it. was the president referred only to the recent deployment of missile defens

has increasingly being active in investing in europe therefore investment from china is very important or has become very important for some e.u. economies in. kind of recovery that's not surprising that a number of you politicians or government leaders actually go to china for some kind of help you is very important for china in terms of strategic relationship but they're also most importantly in trade an economic relationship and germany is the biggest kind of trading partner of china of all you countries and strategically also important the row therefore it's not surprising the prime minister. chooses to visit germany. as the first you country he visited.

southwestern china. that will be moving in towards the southeastern region with more to come and we had rain in the guangdong province and a lot of the area has seen 100 millimeters and 50 to 100 millimeters will be likely in the next 24 hours even though we don't want any more additional. across japan is expecting afternoon thunderstorms. some could be on the severe side but the main threat is hail gusts and also frequent lightning. tokyo will start to see the thunderstorms scattering across the area, possibly around 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. hours with temperature reaching 25 degrees. scorching hot in bangkok at 38 degrees. towards north america, we have been talking about the heat across the west and north really heavy rain battering ontario. towards the south, the mid-leak states where we will probably see strong thunderstorms in the course of the day and super cell thunderstorms could be ignited in northern texas due to the clash of the two big masses. oklahoma city at 26 degrees, houston at 29. san fr

china operations are all day. good afternoon to welcome to prime interest i'm harry and boring here and a washington d.c. and here's the headlines that we're tracking today. when it comes to currency devaluation the words of a central banker or gold or tungsten rather this morning the head of the european central bank mario draghi said there are things historic rate cut to happen percent was just the beginning the euro fell sharply and speaking of market plunges today is the three year anniversary of the flash crash the day of infamy when a high frequency trading algorithms gummed up the works at the new york stock exchange and a single day the dow crashed into the red by one thousand points we'll talk about the reading of social security later with roy. also jamie diamond just facing headwinds a shareholder advisory firm has suggested that he be stripped from his role as the chairman of the j.p. morgan board the bank is facing a slew of regulatory investigations everything from failing to detect bernie made off s

but we also noticed that china else china has always supported the arab side in the conflict at least burbling. but you notice that in the last in the recent past they have become a maybe a little bit more hesitant. and maybe they will get something back from the arab side what is particularly interesting when we look at the relationship between israel and china is that it seems to be coming on the back of a cooling of the relationship between israel and the united states there's no secret that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the american president barack obama do not like each other and obviously netanyahu is going to look around and search for new partners one of whom could easily become china if you take note of how china is getting more and more powerful of how the world is becoming more multi-polar when it is clear that there is no room for ignoring a world power such as china if you look at the euro crisis where did countries go in terms of asking for help china if you look at the north korea crisis where did countries go they ask china for help now in the turn

of china one they have and yet. calls also reflects the chinese side. image that china is. no you east coast that china has been very storms that. it puts to needs for decades. the guantanamo bay hunger strike drags now into its ninetieth day still to come here on out so you will hear from the lawyers for the inmates about the failing health of the prisoners and why their clients feel they have no choice but to put the very young lives on the line. and peddling influence a new form of tourism is lifting the veil on how industry gets its way with the government on how the business lobby pusher's its agenda in just a few minutes. to two severe surfers who do presumably there's a billion you need the. this is what you do. you do what you do you think you know who is the one you want to. thank so much for joining us here on arts he on real research showed moscow election violence in pakistan is forcing major candidates to give up life on the campaign trail just to survive the voting period they say being on the taliban's hit list doesn't exactly encourage actively pursuing vote